HP UX 11i v2 manual Checking the Status of your Instant Capacity System

Using Instant Capacity to Manage Processing Capacity

Checking the Status of your Instant Capacity System

Checking the Status of your Instant Capacity System

You can use the icod_stat command to view the status of your Instant Capacity system. With no options, the icod_stat command provides the following information:

•Version number of the Instant Capacity software

•System identification information (system ID, serial number, product number, unique ID)

•System-contact e-mail address

•Instant Capacity From e-mail address

•Asset reporting status (on or off)

•Temporary capacity warning period (in days)

•Exception status (indicates if complex is in an exception state)

•Local hard partition information:

—Total processors

—Intended active processors

—Active processors

—Licensed processors that can be activated

—Processors that can be activated if licensed

—Processors that cannot immediately be activated

•Global Instant Capacity information:

—iCOD cells refers to the number of unlicensed cells

—Actual inactive cells

—iCOD processors refers to the number of unlicensed processors

—Actual inactive processors

—iCOD memory refers to the amount of unlicensed memory

—Actual inactive memory

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